Advertisements After yet another grueling hiatus with very little news from the Crewniverse, Cartoon Network’s hit show Steven Universe finally returns with its first new episode in five months! Although Legs From Here to Homeworld from last week marked the beginning of…
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is brilliant, full of life, and it is perfect.…
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The new dystopian YA movie is a visual feast marred by a forgettable cast and weak script.…
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The best of Wes Anderson reviewed!…
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Unsane is a raw and unique viewing experience.…
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Advertisements Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival is a triumph of contemplative Sci-Fi. It deftly blends nuanced social commentaries with a deeply touching story that is both cosmic-scaled and grounded in the virtue of fortitude and anchored by human emotions (thanks to Amy Adams’s wonderful performance).…
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Advertisements The legends of Nazis occultism are a long-standing part of the popular culture that could be traced back to when the Nazi Party was still in power. The most notable examples are two different Indiana Jones movies featuring Nazis trying to…
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Advertisements Home invasion is a common archetype among horror movies. There is no more unsettling sense of violation than the malign unknown turning a sacred sanctuary into a hostile environment where the protagonist must fight tooth and nail for survival. 2016’s Don’t…
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Advertisements Edgar Wright is one of my favorite directors. I adore his films for their mastery of both verbal and non-verbal humor conveyed through visuals. On top of being laugh-out-loud funny, his comedies can withstand the most rigorous rewatches (I lost count…
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